Rally de Africa
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All classes, cars, tracks At the Prism Arts logo, hold Select + Circle + Left + R2 + L2. "I Love You" message Select a manual transmission and begin a game. Then, keep changing transmissions during the game. Eventually, a heart with an "I Love You" message will appear.

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